How Advance’s Newspapers Dealt with Cutbacks
Advance Publications is cutting back production at four of its newspapers. The largest is New Orleans’ The Times-Picayune, but Alabama’s The Press-Register, The Huntington Times and The Birmingham News are all going to cut back to publishing only three times a week. It’s sad not only because communities depend on their local papers, but also because staffers will surely be dropped as a result of Advance’s announcement.
So how did the papers deal with it? Below a look at the front pages of the Times-Picayune, the Press-Register, the Huntington Times and the Birmingham News.
The Times-Picayune went big, with four out of the five stories dealing with the reduction.
Launch a social media campaign that will build your brand and deliver results in our online 


The danger of writing about correct punctuation is that if you get something wrong, you end up looking kind of foolish. Such is the case with The New York Times article “
Arthur Brisbane
So, you wanna be EIC, huh? Depending on the size of the publication and the stability of the market — which, let’s face it, has not been that kind to print publications lately — the magazine masthead is not the playground of overnight sensations. You can, however, climb the editorial ladder with a little strategy and lots of hard work. For example…






FishbowlNY Twitter feed loading...